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Nope. Nothing looks pinched at all.

 

Please let us know if you figure it out?

 

Will do!

 

$25 CWR Cents: 41 (x2), 45, 47, 51-D, 56 (x2), 58-D, and 465 coppers

$64 CWR Nickels: 39 (x2), 40, 46, 47 (x2), 52-D (x2), 55-D, 56-D, 57-D (x3), 59-D (x4), Russian Ruble, a dateless buffalo, and a 45-P

$150 CWR Dimes: Skunk

$60 Loose Halves: 12 40%ers. I love it when a teller asks if I want a sandwich bag full of half dollars. :-D

 

Well... I've been holding out for a better box, so I could report a nice find or two, but I seem to be running through a slow streak lately, so I suppose that it's time to report anyway, if only to indicate how slow it's been going.

4 BWR boxes of Cents.

Box 1: 11 wheatbacks, 7 non-proof S coins, 15 Canadians

Box 2: 14 wheatbacks, 2 non-proof S coins, 17 Canadians

Box 3: 8 wheatbacks, 8 non-proof S coins, 4 Canadians

Box 4: 10 wheatbacks, 5 non-proof S coins, 6 Canadians

Combined Results:

1929 (road-rashed & green), 1930, 1940, 1941, (6) 1944, (2) 1945, 1945-D, (3) 1946, 1946-D, (2) 1946-S, 1947 (mashed date), (2) 1948, (2) 1949, 1951, 1951-D, 1952, (3) 1953-D, (2) 1955, (2) 1955-D, (3) 1956, (2) 1956-D, 1957, 1958-D, 1968-S, (5) 1969-S, (6) 1970- S, (3) 1971-S, 1972-S, (6) 1974-S.

2 wheatbacks were too destroyed to keep even for reporting purposes, so I tossed them back and don't recall their dates.

Only one Canadian had any age to it. This George VI:



The only other coins sorta worth a picture:



The 1964 is pretty nice.

 

Been skunk on halves 2 weekends in a row.

 

While CR Hunting last night, I found this very nice 1963 nickel. When I looked up any known errors or varieties, I found information about possible doubled rims (like the West Obverse Rim).

Any help would be appreciated to determine if this is a coin of special interest.
Thank you.

 

I wont say 100% but I think it may be just a slight off strike. I would try posting it in the error part of forum maybe tomorrow.Incase I am not seeing the same as you.
THANKS JON

 

$25 BWR cents

- 11 wheats
1927, 1935, 1938 & the rest 40's and 50's

- 9 ('69s - '74s)

- 14 Canadian, oldest 1943 Georgivs VI

- one 2012 2euro cent

- 2000 Wide AM

 

I have a question for the folks that use the CU coin machines?
Do they take all the small dollars including the SBA? I believe they do but cant remember. Its just large dollars they will not count correct?
JON

 

It depends on the bank/credit union, in my experience. Some do, some don't. I've seen enough that either kick them out or keep them that I don't put them in anymore.

 

$210 CWR of halves: nothing
$40 of MWR halves: nothing
$20 loose teller halves: 1 64


Hit 17 banks on a business trip from Colorado to Kansas on the I-70. Pretty much a bust. The CWR were someone's dump.

 

3 banks on my drive home from work tonight yielded $17 in halves, but they were all common Cu-Ni clad

On the bright side the 20 walking liberties I purchased arrived in the mail today. They are my favorite USA coin...Beautiful!

HH all

 

About $18 in halves... one nifc.
10 cwr of nickels... one album upgrade.

 

no, that is not one. just a little dinged up after it left the mint
Sorry, I look for them too. I know we will find one each

 

5 cwr of halves... nothing.

 

Box of Halves: 1 1962

 

Box of halves: 1 1965 and NIFC 2015 D

 

I Do a lot of Pennies and Nickels But here are my findings
1943 P War nickel
1942 P War Nickel
1943 S Steel Penny
1907 D Indian Head Penny
King George the IV Penny (1826)
1922 D Buffalo Nickel
1961 D Silver dime (90% Silver)
Im new at this so Im still going